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Phoenix Technologies

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DevOps Engineer

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Summary

Phoenix Technologies is hiring a backend-focused DevOps engineer in the Netherlands to design, build, and run Java/Spring Boot microservices. Day to day the role covers documenting and refining designs, writing automated unit/integration tests, wiring quality checks into CI/CD pipelines, and joining the DevOps incident management process.

We are seeking a backend engineer to design, build and run various backend systems in a microservice landscape. You will be responsible for documenting, refining designs, implementing best practices, and ensuring quality through automated testing and CI/CD pipelines. Join our team to contribute to the development of robust backend solutions.

Key Responsibilities

  • Design, build, and run backend microservices.
  • Provide appropriate documentation, reporting, and formalization.
  • Actively contribute to design and refinement sessions.
  • Apply security, quality, and availability best practices.
  • Contribute to automated quality controls in CI/CD pipelines.
  • Create and conduct automated unit and integration tests.
  • Participate in the regular DevOps incident management process.

Required Qualifications

  • Demonstrable experience with Java17+ and Spring Boot.
  • Experience with design patterns, methodologies, and Clean Code principles.
  • Insight into different test levels (unit tests, functional tests, API tests, mocking, end-to-end tests).

Nice to have

  • Experience with Kotlin.
  • Experience with build & deployment tools such as Maven, Git, Docker, and Ansible.
  • Experience with NoSQL databases, especially MongoDB.
  • Experience with Linux scripting and DevOps tooling.

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